Not just for the flowers
A beautiful hellebore with lovely marbled leaves. These last well after the flowers have faded and make good contrast with other foliage in shady areas.
Edwina
Royston, Herts
This perennial is semi-evergreen so it can lose some of its leaves in winter. In colder regions or more exposed gardens, it may lose them all, but then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
A beautiful hellebore with lovely marbled leaves. These last well after the flowers have faded and make good contrast with other foliage in shady areas.
Edwina
Royston, Herts
Planted on rockery, sunny, for winter interest.
Lady on the Hill
Lichfield
Bought as a gift. Was perfect. Arrived in great condition and 10months on the plant is doing well
EVB
London
These are large,healthy plants that have grown and flowered well. They are a rich red colour that has looked good in the winter garden. especially against the snow we have just now.
Garden Girl
Wales
These were a gift and in their second year are looking very good with lots more flowers. Certainly an excellent accolade for the Company.
The Groundsman
Cornwall
I saw this variety first at Harlow Carr gardens, tracked it down via the internet to Crocus. Delivery was prompt and the quality and size of the plant excellent. It's the first hellebore this year to come into flower and has coped well with frosts, reviving completely as the day warms up. It has the richest colour of any hellebore I've planted before.
JLB
North Yorkshire
Planted in the newly designed flower bed in the back garden. Pretty foliage and flowers, providing colour during the winter.
Foxes
Bedfordshire
I bought two of these Hellebores from Crocus. It's a beautiful plant with dark red flowers and large mottled leaves. I planted one in semi-shade and the other in a sunny, open part of my garden. Both have thrived. The stalks, with their large leaves, might need a little support but this is not a problem. Very healthy.
Gardenreader
East Midlands
Bold colours
Snush
Norfolk
The colour is very good but growth is quite upright with dieback of leaves in summer, It does seem to recover in Spring and flowers last a long time The colour is very good. The name of that excellent gardener Anna Pavord attracted me in the first place
Gardener9
Suffolk
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